fall1
fell, fallen UK: /fɔːl/ US: /fɑːl/Translation
v [i]
→ to fall apart→ to fall back→ to fall back on sth/sb→ to fall behind→ to fall down→ to fall for sth→ to fall for sb→ to fall in→ to fall off→ to fall out→ to fall out with sb→ to fall over→ to fall over sth/sb→ to fall throughVéase tb: to fall by the wayside; to fall for sth hook, line and sinker; to fall on deaf ears›
⇨ caer(se)
She fell off her bike Se cayó de la bicicleta
The snow was falling softly La nieve caía suavemente
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⇨ descender
⇨ bajar
The temperature has fallen today Hoy ha bajado la temperatura
to fall asleep
⇨ dormirse
⇨ quedarse dormido,da
I fell asleep while reading Me quedé dormida mientras leía
to fall in love with sth/sb
⇨ enamorarse
I fell in love with him the moment I saw him Me enamoré de él en cuanto lo vi
⇨ encamotarse amér. col.
(Definition of fall v from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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